| a
list apart |
A List Apart is a beautifully understated
site, full of thoughtful articles about web design, content, culture and
coding. Its contributors list includes some of the best-known names in
web design, including Jeffrey Zeldman and Eric Meyer. Worth visiting
often. |
| digital web magazine |
Digital Web Magazine is a must-read
resource for Web developers. Its tutorials, features and columns provide
both commonsense and highly opinionated articles about content, design and
the business of Web publishing. If you want to make your site more
attractive, become a regular reader. Best of all, it's free. |
| w3schools.com |
If you want to learn about almost any of
the important Web languages and technologies – HTML, DHTML, XHTML, CSS,
XML, WML, DTD, WAP, SOAP, ASP, JavaScript, you name it! – then
w3schools is the place to visit. This is a wonderful resource, with
extensive tutorials on all the abovementioned topics and more. |
| jakob
nielsen’s alertbox |
Jakob Nielsen's site may not look
like much, but if you want to know more about how to make your web site
usable and get practical examples of good and bad site design, he's a
must read. Nielsen speaks
incredibly good sense about practical Web issues, such as bandwidth, how
users read Web pages, and Web page design. |